Permits filed for the 251-foot project at 777 Sutter Street following state streamlining approval San Francisco’s effort to restart residential development after years of stalled projects is increasingly visible not in sweeping megaprojects, but in narrow infill sites where state policy and local demand align. One such case is unfolding at 777 Sutter St. in […]
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